Episode 162 - Backups and Recovery, RTO, RPO, and RCO

Episode 162 - Backups and Recovery, RTO, RPO,...

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Episode 182 - Matan Yungman's Show-and-Tell of Rapido

Matan Yungman is our special host for today, who came especially to talk about his special project called "Rapido", which is capable of automatically tuning SQL queries at scale. Perhaps there is some inspiration in it for us? Relevant links: Matan Yungman | LinkedIn Matan Yungma ...  Show more

Episode 181 - The new SSMS is still blue

Guy and Eitan talk about the new preview version of SSMS, application locks, and stupid troubles with TempDB shrinkage. Relevant links: Announcing the Release of SQL Server Management Studio 22 Preview 3 | Microsoft Community Hub Release Notes for SQL Server Management Studio (SS ...  Show more

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